Summary

The actors did their best with the material they were given, and while the main characters may fall into some clichu00e9s, it's not necessarily a negative aspect since many stories rely on familiar tropes. The camera work, editing, and music are commendable, creating a creepy and eerie atmosphere that kept me engaged enough to watch all the episodes. However, the biggest flaw lies in the story itself, which suffers from incoherence, numerous plot holes, and a lack of character development. Some events seem to occur merely for the sake of creating dramatic effects, without deeper reasoning behind them. The show includes a straightforward and rather simplistic wolf-related storyline, which makes it feel somewhat lacking in depth and originality. On the other hand, the main characters' family curse is left unexplained, and this missing information is crucial to understanding the narrative. Additionally, the curse appears to affect different individuals in inconsistent ways, without any clear rationale provided for these discrepancies.